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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (541102)	1/5/2010 6:27:06 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574228

The campaign against getting the vaccine is being led by the RW. What do you mean by that? Its not being pushed by the Republican party, nor is it being pushed by conservative think tanks, or many conservative writers, academics, TV personalities, etc. The people who push the anti-vaccine idea or mostly united just by being anti-vaccines. And there is not a single thing that Obama says or does that does not get public criticism from the Right. In literal terms that isn't true since he says some uncontroversial things. Taken less literally, as something like "most of what Obama says or does gets criticism from someone on the right", than your statement isn't very meaningful. A pretty big and somewhat diverse set of people are "on the right", and Obama says a lot. Also Obama's mostly on the left, you'd expect those on the right to largely disagree with him.